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"Based on rights, you have a right to stay as long as contracted, and Landlord is has the right to do business with whomever he pleases. If he accepts payment for a new month, he must let you stay for that new month. Some landlords will change their plans if you give them an extra month&#039;s rent in advance, so a payment will never be late. \n \nYour relationship is based on your lease agreement, so there may be something there to help. There may be options in the agreement that allow you to renew. Or not. \n \nIf someone refuses to leave, the landlord doesn&#039;t have the authority to show up at your door and kick you out. He has to sue you first. If he is efficient, the whole process can happen in 2-3 weeks from the first day you were supposed to be out.  \n \nWhen he wins, you will owe him triple rent for the days you chose to stay beyond your contract without payment, plus attorney&#039;s fees, service of process fees, mover fees, storage unit fees and fees for replacing locks. Some people stay longer than they are welcome, and they are protected until the court eviction process is over, but they still owe the money for overstaying."
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